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Even if the price mentioned in UK websites is OTR it's coming out to be 7.39 lac INR in UK.Originally posted by j4zb4 View PostNormally the prices on the UK websites are OTR prices unlike the USA... So with your comparison I can safely expect the Daytona to be OTR 7.5 lakhs Mumbai... Taking an example of the Ninjas which have the same OTR in Mumbai as the website price...
UK is homeland for triumph so no duties for them, In india add 30% to it.
How can you expect Daytona 675 at 7.5 lac OTR mumbai.?
I would be more than happy if I am proven wrong here as I am waiting for this bike.
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Again let me point you to the case of the Ninja siblings... The price is almost the same as the on-road Mumbai (our 250 is 60k cheaper and the 650 is 60k dearer)... Those too are ckd's coming in from Thailand... Triumph has huge a plant in Thailand too, so I am sure they will take the benefits of the FTA with Thailand... The onroad price in UK comes to roughly 7 lacs... Hence, I presume the OTR Mumbai would be +/- 50k on that price...Originally posted by pp180 View PostEven if the price mentioned in UK websites is OTR it's coming out to be 7.39 lac INR in UK.
UK is homeland for triumph so no duties for them, In india add 30% to it.
How can you expect Daytona 675 at 7.5 lac OTR mumbai.?
I would be more than happy if I am proven wrong here as I am waiting for this bike.
This is just adding 2 + 2 on my part... Please don't shoot me...
p.s.: sorry for the late reply... Don't come here too often..."stay hungry, stay foolish."
To those who have attitude... My middle finger salutes you...!
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Below is the response I got from Triumph on inquiring for daytona 675.
India Enquires [email protected]
Sep 4 (3 days ago) 


to me

Hi Mayank,
Thanks for your email and interest in Triumph Motorcycles. We are currently working on dealer appointments, the range line up and pricing for India which will be the subject of further announcements closer to the time of our launch which we expect to be early in 2013.
Best regards
India Enquiries
Triumph Motorcycles Limited
Hinckley
Leicestershire
LE10 3BS
United Kingdom
Email: customer-enquiries-india@triumph.co.uk
Website: www.triumphmotorcycles.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/OfficialTriumph
YouTube: www.youtube.com/OfficialTriumph
Flickr: www.flickr.com/OfficialTriumph
Last edited by pp180; 09-07-2012, 02:04 AM.
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Its a standard response for anyone who sends it...Originally posted by pp180 View PostBelow is the response I got from Triumph on inquiring for daytona 675.
India Enquires [email protected]
Sep 4 (3 days ago) 


to me

Hi Mayank,
Thanks for your email and interest in Triumph Motorcycles. We are currently working on dealer appointments, the range line up and pricing for India which will be the subject of further announcements closer to the time of our launch which we expect to be early in 2013.
Best regards
India Enquiries
Triumph Motorcycles Limited
Hinckley
Leicestershire
LE10 3BS
United Kingdom
Email: customer-enquiries-india@triumph.co.uk
Website: www.triumphmotorcycles.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/OfficialTriumph
YouTube: www.youtube.com/OfficialTriumph
Flickr: www.flickr.com/OfficialTriumph
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Bro, check this site. am not sure whether it is 100% true or not. But they say Ninja 650R with ABS in Blue, Black and White.Originally posted by maverhick View PostDamn, was expecting Sept 2012, then Diwali 2012 and now its early 2013 ..
Ducati can't deliver
Triumph won't show up
Ninja is only in green
I hope next year is better for all of us
Kawasaki Gives 2013 Ninja 650R Optional ABS | MotorBeam - Indian Car Bike News & Reviews
Ride Safe
Vrooom Vroooom
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Triumph To Set Up Plant In Karnataka
July 17, 2012: British manufacturer Triumph Motorcycles and the Karnataka government have signed an MoU under which the company is to set up its plant at Narsapura, 50km east of Bangalore and on the Bangalore-Chennai highway. The state government has sanctioned around 30-40 acres to Triumph to build its facility. According to reliable sources, Triumph has committed an investment of Rs 400 crore to the project and the state government is currently formulating the tax-related and other benefits for Triumph for the near future.

The manufacturer had revealed plans to begin selling its bikes in India via the CKD route but had to put that on the backburner when its India managing director Ashish Joshi put in his papers a few months ago.
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This is another example of why I gave up on getting a Tiger. Triumph has pushed back their intro, and now is starting to fudge on their pricing. Further, according to another upthread post, they've put the CKD process on hold due to Joshi's departure, so ultimately they may not even be able to manage the CKD pricing at all, and go the CBU route like Suzuki, Honda, and Yamaha.Originally posted by pp180 View PostBelow is the response I got from Triumph on inquiring for daytona 675.
India Enquires [email protected]
Sep 4 (3 days ago) 


to me

Hi Mayank,
Thanks for your email and interest in Triumph Motorcycles. We are currently working on dealer appointments, the range line up and pricing for India which will be the subject of further announcements closer to the time of our launch which we expect to be early in 2013.
Best regards
India Enquiries
Triumph Motorcycles Limited
Hinckley
Leicestershire
LE10 3BS
United Kingdom
Email: customer-enquiries-india@triumph.co.uk
Website: www.triumphmotorcycles.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/OfficialTriumph
YouTube: www.youtube.com/OfficialTriumph
Flickr: www.flickr.com/OfficialTriumph
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